Teaching us how to love JavaScript.
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Netbeans menu on Mavericks Beta 6
If you use Netbeans on Mavericks, and updated to Beta 6 (Build 13A558) you may have noticed your menu bar items fail to appear, looking something like this:
This comes from the default Java menu bar nib files being accidently removed from the build:
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/A/Resources/*.lproj/DefaultApp.nibThe workaround is to install the full Java SE 6 JDK from http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572. This reinstalls the Java SDK in the correct locations, and will be deleted on the next Mavericks update (so there’s no harm in this temporary fix.)
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Kaden’s Refrigerator Wisdom
My nephew dropped some 6 year old knowledge on my refrigerator today. He has a bright future ahead of him.
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I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello
There’s no other way to say it; August 1st is my last day working at Automattic.
To my ex-Automatticians, thank you so much for the hospitality. You’re a great bunch, and I’m excited about what’s in the pipeline. It’s been an excellent almost-3 years, and it will only continue getting better.
To everyone else… don’t worry — I’m sticking around BuddyPress, bbPress, and Dotorg. I’ll still be speaking at WordCamps, teaching people about WordPress Development, and doing my best to influence positive thinking and change in the community where I’m able.
Anyone looking for the scoop, there isn’t one. No drama, no hard feelings, no ill-will — just time for me to double-down on what I’m most passionate about, and that’s BuddyPress, bbPress, Multi-network, and a few other ideas that have been floating around my imagination for a while.
Overall… I’ve learned some, loved some, lost some, and am extremely stoked about the future, which I’ll post more about in the coming days.
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Tammie Lister at #WCSF
Great talk about breaking out of the default BuddyPress theme and styling.
